The International Book Center in Cairo is organizing a symposium to discuss the new anecdotal collection of the novelist Mounir Otaiba, entitled “24 hours Mashar” issued by a series of stories creativity in the Egyptian General Book Authority, and critics discussed by critics Ahmed Helmy, Ahmed Ragab Shaltout, Dr. Mohamed Abdel -Al and Dr. Nahla Rachel, and the meeting will be moderated by Dr.
Reda Attia, And next Monday, at exactly six o’clock in the evening, at the headquarters of the International Book Center, next to the Higher Judicial House.
The group contains 24 short stories, most of which take the fantasy template as a framework for it from the events of the living reality, to discuss the most important issues that concern the contemporary man at the social, political, existential and psychological levels, in formula that is not without cynicism that makes the reader re -see what he thinks naturally because of his habit of a new perspective And, which makes him reconsider many ideas and Muslims that must be changed or overlooked.
The group’s stories took the addresses of a function such as: Titanic in Khorshid- a virtual dowry- a barber machine- the municipality- the candidate- the Muslimian entered the mosque- the people of goodness- they sold the issue- the Sinbad, the sin of Chicov- Al-Nawawawati- the land of the dream- a mother’s invitation- seven lessons in love- Souad five meters- female fisherman- Disalah- Harassment- Under the threat- menu- today’s dish- Abbas Al-Deeb- Kashrash ..
Tafha- the corpse, and the writer left several pages filled with the reader with his own story under the title (Free space . . Write your talents) .
It is mentioned that this group is the fifty book of Munir Otaiba and its eighth anecdotal group.
Munir Otaiba, an Egyptian writer who holds the State Encouragement Prize in the very short story, and holds the Egyptian Writers Union Award twice in the novel and the short story, founder and director of the Sardat Laboratory at the Library of Alexandria, editor -in -chief Supreme Culture..
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